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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client as Client (app)
participant Bridge as HTTP‑Nostr Bridge\n(serverless)
participant Relay as Nostr Relay
participant DB as PostgreSQL
participant Webhook as Client Webhook\n(receiver)
Client->>Bridge: POST /subscriptions {filter, webhook_url}
Bridge->>DB: store subscription
Bridge->>Relay: subscribe with filter
Relay-->>Bridge: matching events
Bridge->>Webhook: POST /webhook (event)
Note over Bridge,DB: DELETE /subscriptions/:id stops Relay subscription and removes DB record
sequenceDiagram
participant Client as Client (app)
participant Bridge as HTTP‑Nostr Bridge
participant Relay as Nostr Relay
Client->>Bridge: POST /publish {signed_event}
Bridge->>Relay: publish event
Relay-->>Bridge: ACK / error
Bridge->>Client: 200 OK / ErrorResponse
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references/http-nostr/general-nostr-events.md (1)
8-8: Minor wording: "outside of" is redundant
outside of NIP-47 specific requests→outside NIP-47 specific requests.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@references/http-nostr/general-nostr-events.md` at line 8, Change the wording in the sentence that reads "Publishes any signed Nostr event (outside of NIP-47 specific requests) to a specified relay." to remove the redundant "of" so it reads "Publishes any signed Nostr event (outside NIP-47 specific requests) to a specified relay."; update the parenthetical phrase only and keep the rest of the sentence unchanged.references/http-nostr/index.d.ts (2)
94-104: Inconsistent casing betweenSubscriptionResponseandPushSubscriptionResponse
SubscriptionResponse.subscription_iduses snake_case whilePushSubscriptionResponse.subscriptionIduses camelCase. This is likely inherited from different serialization tags in the Go source, but it's a sharp edge for TypeScript consumers who will expect consistent property naming across related response types. Consider documenting the discrepancy with an inline comment, or align casing if the wire format permits.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@references/http-nostr/index.d.ts` around lines 94 - 104, SubscriptionResponse uses snake_case for subscription_id while PushSubscriptionResponse uses camelCase for subscriptionId; update the types to be consistent by either renaming SubscriptionResponse.subscription_id -> subscriptionId (and add a comment about mapping to the wire format if needed) or rename PushSubscriptionResponse.subscriptionId -> subscription_id to match the wire format, and add an inline comment on both interfaces (SubscriptionResponse and PushSubscriptionResponse) explaining the choice and any serialization mapping to avoid confusion for TypeScript consumers.
74-75:statefields typed asstring— consider string literal unions
NIP47Response.state,PublishResponse.state(Line 85), andStopSubscriptionResponse.state(Line 108) all have their valid values documented only in inline comments. Narrowing to string literal union types provides exhaustiveness checking, IntelliSense autocomplete, and prevents typos at call sites.♻️ Proposed narrowing for state fields
export interface NIP47Response { event?: NostrEvent; - state: string; // "PUBLISHED", "ALREADY_PROCESSED", "WEBHOOK_RECEIVED" + state: "PUBLISHED" | "ALREADY_PROCESSED" | "WEBHOOK_RECEIVED"; } export interface PublishResponse { eventId: string; relayUrl: string; - state: string; + state: "PUBLISHED" | "ALREADY_PROCESSED"; } export interface StopSubscriptionResponse { message: string; - state: string; // "CLOSED", "ALREADY_CLOSED" + state: "CLOSED" | "ALREADY_CLOSED"; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@references/http-nostr/index.d.ts` around lines 74 - 75, The three response types currently declare state as a plain string; update NIP47Response.state, PublishResponse.state, and StopSubscriptionResponse.state to use string literal union types listing their documented values (e.g., "PUBLISHED" | "ALREADY_PROCESSED" | "WEBHOOK_RECEIVED" or the specific valid tokens for each response) so callers get exhaustiveness checking and autocompletion; locate the interfaces by name in index.d.ts and replace the string-typed state properties with the appropriate union of literal strings for each interface.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@references/http-nostr/http-nostr.md`:
- Around line 33-34: The two markdown links in the API Reference ("NIP-47 Wallet
Actions" and "General Nostr Events") include a redundant "http-nostr/" path
segment; edit the links in http-nostr.md so they point to the sibling documents
(remove the extra "http-nostr/" from each link target) so the references resolve
correctly.
In `@SKILL.md`:
- Line 27: The markdown link "(./references/http-nostr.md)" in SKILL.md under
the "Serverless (Vercel/Lambda): WebSockets are NOT supported." line points to a
non-existent file—update that link target to the actual http-nostr markdown
located in the references/http-nostr directory (replace the broken
"(./references/http-nostr.md)" link with the correct nested path to
http-nostr.md) and verify the link resolves in the rendered docs.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@references/http-nostr/general-nostr-events.md`:
- Line 8: Change the wording in the sentence that reads "Publishes any signed
Nostr event (outside of NIP-47 specific requests) to a specified relay." to
remove the redundant "of" so it reads "Publishes any signed Nostr event (outside
NIP-47 specific requests) to a specified relay."; update the parenthetical
phrase only and keep the rest of the sentence unchanged.
In `@references/http-nostr/index.d.ts`:
- Around line 94-104: SubscriptionResponse uses snake_case for subscription_id
while PushSubscriptionResponse uses camelCase for subscriptionId; update the
types to be consistent by either renaming SubscriptionResponse.subscription_id
-> subscriptionId (and add a comment about mapping to the wire format if needed)
or rename PushSubscriptionResponse.subscriptionId -> subscription_id to match
the wire format, and add an inline comment on both interfaces
(SubscriptionResponse and PushSubscriptionResponse) explaining the choice and
any serialization mapping to avoid confusion for TypeScript consumers.
- Around line 74-75: The three response types currently declare state as a plain
string; update NIP47Response.state, PublishResponse.state, and
StopSubscriptionResponse.state to use string literal union types listing their
documented values (e.g., "PUBLISHED" | "ALREADY_PROCESSED" | "WEBHOOK_RECEIVED"
or the specific valid tokens for each response) so callers get exhaustiveness
checking and autocompletion; locate the interfaces by name in index.d.ts and
replace the string-typed state properties with the appropriate union of literal
strings for each interface.
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Hi @Dunsin-cyber thanks for the PR. We are currently undecided if this is actually a good way to go because it creates competing ways of doing things, which makes more confusion for developers and agents. I will keep this PR open for now and think about it. CC @bumi |
alright, noted. |
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🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@SKILL.md`:
- Line 55: Add a terminal period to the sentence "If they do not have a wallet
yet [here are some options](./references/production-wallets.md)" in SKILL.md so
it ends with a period; locate that exact sentence text and append a period to
complete the sentence.
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fixes #11 and #27
What?
This PR integrates knowledge of the
HTTP-Nostrbridge into the Alby Bitcoin Payments Agent Skill, teaching the agent how to build robust, serverless NIP-47 applications.Why?
Because persistent WebSockets (
client.subscribeNotifications) fail and timeout in serverless environments (like Vercel or AWS Lambda), developers need an alternative to receive payment notifications. TheHTTP-Nostrbridge solves this by converting Nostr events into HTTP Webhooks.Summary by CodeRabbit
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